As a young woman, M. Patricia “Patty” Rosely did not envision a career in philanthropy. Rather, it was a confluence of talent, personality and circumstance – including a strict professor, a prescient roommate and a flooded job market – that put Rosely on a memorable and successful career path.
Where can nonprofit organizers go when their upcoming event requires dozens – or even hundreds – of tools? Or when their fundraiser calls for a roomful of tables, chairs and AV equipment?
“When I think of the great families I had the privilege of working with, they all needed help, whether they were a Herschede, a Rosenthal, a Corbett, a Lindner, a Durr, a Fath or a Budig. Many of the great families who have given so much had to learn how to do it by teaching themselves or getting help along the way.”
